I read many of the reviews and had high hopes and was super excited to have so many of my favorite performers for a total of 22hrs. Unfortunately, I did not enjoy any of the stories. Took way too long to get to the HEA with minimal chemistry between the Mm/f characters except for misunderstandings..
Review from Behind the Gates 4 →
They only reason I gave you a 4 on story was it is the last one in this series. Now I have to wait for your next book. Just kidding as always your story was a”5″ I have found all of your books stories are 5. I am a 71 year old Lady soon to..
Review from Pulse →
Tropes:Workplace romanceForced proximityGirl in troubleBodyguard romanceTouch her and 
3
3
Review from Moscow X →
worst book I have yet to read. would never purchase a book from this author kowingly.
The story was still really good but it did drag on a little bit for me. One of the characters plot lines drug on a little too long IMO. But overall I still can’t wait to read the next one.
No zombies, time shifts, plagues or other gimmicks. The author combines great story telling mixed with a mastery of current events common sense and an understanding of human nature. I will be looking at other of his works to listen to. Thanks Bobby.
Review from The Spy →
It wasnt my favorite couple in this series, but I can appreciate how all of the characters and stories are unique. I stan Dean 4 life! I appreciate the interconnected stories and all of the storyline building that has been done. The stories are definitely ‘hollywood gangsters’ but its still a fun read. Dont expect..
Review from Alpha Bait: Three Werewolves for Dylan →
This was the second worse ebook I have ever read or listen too out of over 1,250 read / listened to on Kindle / audible. Very little story line. Jumped from one terrible soft porn sex scene to the next. I had such high hopes based on the synopsis but this story didn’t deliver.
Review from Moscow X →
….though I enjoyed Damascus Station more. I felt this dragged on a bit. Also, none of the characters were particularly likable, but that’s the point isn’t it? The world is never black and white, but only shades of gray, and the characters in this book were the same.
Review from Damascus Station →
Keeps the tension and reality of the hidden world of espionage alive from beginning to end.